Bunk House Scene In Of Mice And Men

In the book Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, some scene in the book have so much imagery and metaphors that even to this day more people are finding more meaning to these scenes.The scene that I have chosen to describe are the the opening scene, bunk house, and the barn. The reason why I chose these scene is because they show so much imagery and similarity in some of the scene like the barn is a combo of the bunk house and the opening scene which makes each scene interesting in each way. Every day there is new findings of each scene and it is very interesting.

The scene I will first be talking about is the first opening scene. This is one of the first scenes that we see in Of Mice and Men and this is where we are introduced to lennie and george for the first time in the book. The scene is very natural and very imperfect unlike some of the other scenes I chose. There is a common thing among these scenes. They have been disturbed by man. This scene was used as a “hangout” area. The men have left their mark on the area by leaving ash from fires and has left implant of where they sat.

The reason why that I chose this scene is because the way it is described makes it sounds perfect for a farm worker. Unlike the other scene this is man made and perfectly square and boring with no sort of life beside the men that live inside. This also seems to be a home away from home. They get bunks and storage space to store their personal